Tokyo

You can make four of Japan's most popular sweets: Strawberry daifuku, Mochi ice cream, gluten-free Matcha pancake(dorayaki) , and dango. Japanese sweets are low in fat, gluten-free, and very healthy, so you are sure to be very satisfied! Of course, you will receive a recipe so you can make them for your family and friends! Sakura is a certified and experienced Japanese confectionery teacher, so she will be able to share her knowledge on various aspects of Japanese confectionery. At the beginning of the lesson, she also teaches you about Japanese rice cake culture and history. The teacher loves children, so children as young as 4 years old can enjoy making sweets. The lesson is held at Sangenjaya station, 5 minutes by train from Shibuya. The lessons are held at Sakura-sensei's house, which is a very cozy old common Japanese house, so you will feel like you are visiting a Japanese home. These lessons are an experience that you can only have in Japan.

See the real Japan and experience its culture beyond the typical tourist sites. You'll walk through busy streets, ride the bullet train, and enjoy local foods. Each tour is customized to fit the preferences of the group.

Explore the rich cultural tapestry of Tokyo on the Harajuku Meiji Shrine Walking Tour. This immersive 2 hours journey takes you through iconic sites, including the serene Meiji Shrine and vibrant Takeshita Street, all while uncovering the stories that shaped Tokyo's unique street culture. With a local guide, gain insider knowledge and appreciate the blend of tradition and modernity that defines this bustling city. Conveniently meet at JR Harajuku Station and conclude your tour at Omotesando, easily accessible by public transport. Duration: 2 hours of guided exploration Discover key sites like Meiji Shrine and Tokyu Plaza Group size is limited for a personalized experience Comfortable footwear recommended for walking around Tokyo

Tokyo, there is a city where you can experience an electric energy found nowhere else in the world. That place is Akihabara. When you step out of the station, you are immediately transported into a real-life video game. Giant anime billboards cover skyscrapers, and a futuristic glow of neon lights surrounds you. This is the holy mecca of pop culture, packed with official stores for anime, manga, and games, alongside specialty shops overflowing with ultra-rare collectibles. You can hunt for treasure in back alleys filled with retro games or explore stores stocked with the latest PC components. And don't forget to experience Japan's unique "kawaii" culture firsthand at a world-famous maid cafe. This isn't just an "Electric Town." It's a one-of-a-kind entertainment city, fueled by a deep passion for hobbies you never knew existed. You have to witness this chaotic, thrilling energy for yourself.

This tour will take you to Mt.Fuji, the tallest mountain in Japan, with its peak reaching 12,388feet(3,776m). The trekking trail starts after the ride to the “5th station”. From there, following the trail together with your chauffeur – guide, you will climb up to the “7th station”, where your effort will be rewarded with a breathtaking mountain view of the area. If you wish to hike all the way to the summit, rest assured that we can also arrange it for you! We kindly recommend you to wear comfortable clothing and appropriate footwear (hiking/trekking shoes). Please let us know if you need trekking poles. The guide will bring trekking poles on the day of the tour. Mt. Fuji has been a great influence on the Japanese people's view of nature and Japanese culture. In 2013, it was registered as a World Cultural Heritage Site. After climbing Mt. Fuji, you will be able to find yourself as you have grown both physically and mentally.

Hidden gem drinking holes, standing sake (rice wine) bars, craft beer, high-end cocktails, and whisky! Famous the world over–Tokyo has an amazing nightlife culture. We will explore some of the most interesting spots, try local beverages and learn about the best rice wines then finish up our evening with cocktails that you will never forget. Please note: due to legal restrictions at some of our stops on this tour- all members of your group must be 20 years old or older. Join our expert guide on this evening tour through Shimbashi -the after-work drinking haven for rice wine, craft beer, and food tastings along the way. Head to a fun and friendly bar to try some casual and festive cocktails paired with tasty bar snacks and end the evening with cocktails and world-famous Japanese whisky at unique spots that serve some of the most creative drinks you will find anywhere.

Ran by @guidemejapan on Instagram. Please check our Instagram for visual examples of our wonderful guides! Whether you’re only in Tokyo for the morning or want to avoid the crowds of tourists, this early morning tour of the city lets you experience the city at its most tranquil. In this tour, we will visit Asakusa, Tsukiji Fish Market, Meiji Jingu Shrine, and Shibuya Crossing, alot of these sites are unmissable if you are in Tokyo! After your sightseeing session, you will still have much of the afternoon and onwards to explore thanks to your early start. As a bonus, learn how to use the city’s public transit from your guide. Beat the crowds at popular Tokyo attractions such as Kaminari Gate Take photos of the city with less pedestrians blocking your shots Choose from multiple early AM tour options for flexibility Enjoy a calmer experience with a maximum of 8 per group

"It's my first time visiting Akihabara, but I have no idea how to have real experiences I saw in anime..." "I really wanna have an Akiba experience but I'm running out of time..." "There's something I wanna get, but have no idea how/where to buy..." For those who have such demands, I offer the tour that you can finish within 5 hours! After meeting at JR Akihabara station and a short introduction, we'll go around places. As a native Japanese Otaku, I'm sure that I can give you the right information related to Akihabara. Also, we'll go to a maid cafe that I recommend the most out of 10 kinds of maid cafes I experienced in Akihabara, which is not well-known but is a must-see in my opinion! I recommend you prepare some wishlists of what you're looking for/where you want to go, so I can arrange the tour as you'd like!

This experience is not about playing around with the samurai gear, but sensing and understanding the values prized by samurai. Here is the testimony by one of our guests. "At the beginning of the experience, I was surprised. Rather than learning how to cut a rolled straw mat or fight with a wooden sword, the first thing I learned was the proper etiquette towards the sword and the fundamentals of bushido (the way of samurai). In addition, the master touched on the courtesy and discipline samurai valued. We tend to think samurai is an indomitable man taking down an enemy bravely. Yet, within the first ten minutes of my experience, I realized that my image was flawed. Drawing the sword or attacking an enemy was not a decision that a samurai made lightly. It was a last resort. A truly strong samurai was able to resolve issues diplomatically through discussion, and also happened to be so skilled with the sword that others did not want to pick a fight."

・Create your own original Kanji T-shirt with your favorite masterpiece ・Transform your name into kanji ・You can take your artwork home as a souvenir ・A lesson by a professional calligrapher ・Enjoy unlimited practice to perfect your calligraphy skills

Whether you are travelling solo, with your significant other, or with friends/family, it is always hard to get a spontaneous photo to truly capture the moment. Don't leave it up to a stranger on the street, let me show you some of my favorite spots around Tokyo whilst snapping some great shots along the way. Don't worry if you feel a little awkward in front of the camera - I will make you feel comfortable! (And we will walk around together as travel-mate! So don't worry!) This tour will show you some well-known spots plus some hidden gems around Tokyo. Just bring your smiles! If you have a Suica/Pasmo/Rail pass, make sure you have this with you. Please note this is a walking tour so please wear some comfortable shoes! *if you have any question about the photo-session, contact me thru whatsapp or imessenger

The activity is a completely private lesson and school which offers the opportunity to actually drive a JDM drift car, with a professional OG teacher for beginners and intermediate experience drivers. We also have a replica undercover police vehicle so we can give you the feel of an actual police chase at the end of the session! For beginners we will teach you to do a proper donut and if you master that, we will move on to a figure 8. For intermediate drivers, we will teach you more skills using e-brakes and more higher gear changing. There is a graduation challenge course for everyone, lets see how much you can improve to clear this challenge! You will either be driving a Nissan 350Z, Mazda MX-5 Miyata NB, Mazda RX-8, or Nissan 180SX. The cars and teachers will vary according to the day. Don't miss the chance to experience and learn the proper techniques of drifting and meet the locals. And let's have fun together on the circuit!

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